... however. Ministerial Mr. Bright, as the Spectator of last week calla the member for Manchester apropos to his salvation of the Whigs on the Salaries' Debate, is seemingly not at all disposed to set up on his own account, though probably not unwilling to carry ...

... of the landlords to make them join in 11 the cry for protection to agriculture. Indeed, it would appear, from the Northerns Whig, that the speeches of Lord Glengall and his fellown-gitators, al in favour of a now corn law, will probably lead to 3fsomething ...

... and their consequences were heard of in this country. With an unfortunate obliquity of purpose which plainly showed that our Whig rulers are prepared to do more for their families than for the country they tried every trick, every shift, and every possible ...

... bantling, cheap capital and equilization of ccunty rates. Probably we shall have made the acquaintance ot the interestirg little Whig stranger by this day fortnight ; but at present it is quite useless speculating on its gender or dimensions, or whether indeed ...

... revenue ; they do not think cither of doinandin-g C e ' from the great families of the Rtevolutioni' from the great *e liberal Whigs, the restitution of the property of the clergy, s1 e and the abbeys which they formerly so generously divided F if amnong ...

... any effect upon the old Whig proneness to build stone walls to knock their heads against ? We agree with Baron Rothschild that it is most desirable to see the Liberal.party united, but this can only be effected by the Whigs adopting the give and take ...

... Every body under- ch stood what the address said; hence the joy, the th grief, the doubt; but if there is the individual re Whig, Tory, or Radical, Free Trader or Protec- si( tionist, who can do otherwise than assent to every or line of the explanation ...

... us in the shape of customs officers , and men they have employed in the emigration tronage, however, is as necessary to the whig government as light and air. Ever( I ng opinion, ought to be regulated by an The captain of a Runcorn flat, we g resuale• n ...

... its effect; and that the convenience of the greatest mercantile community in the world is to be sacrificed to the caprice of Whig government 7 We understand that the representations which emanated from Liverpool Saturday last, have met with a mere formal ...

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... his power. He could not, single handed, combat with the ecclesiastical giant, but he could collect a phalanx of lay lords and whig favourites and dependents—some looking up in hope, and others down for gratiUde—to pronounce a judgment having no more reference*to ...

... eating ail his own words, and is being repudiated the members of his Winchester kindredwe wonder thnt the London radical and the whig premier aie at issue about the utility of that temporising policy, for “keeping things they are “to attempt •which, it is now ...